Changes In US Housing From Covid-19 You Didn't Expect 2020| The STRR Podcast #41 | Tim Hubbard
Summary
AI-generatedThis video explores unexpected shifts in US housing demand and supply caused by COVID-19, focusing on how remote work, roommate situations, and potential divorce spikes could impact the short-term rental market. Hosts will learn to anticipate these changes and adjust their strategies.
Key insights
A significant number of households, particularly in high-cost areas like Los Angeles (estimated 30%+), consist of non-romantic roommates. If these individuals split due to quarantine-induced friction, it could double demand for individual housing units.
Mistakes to avoid
Ignoring the subtle shifts in housing demand caused by factors like increased remote work or roommate separations can lead to missed opportunities or a failure to adapt to changing market needs.
Tools & resources
Resilience, Turning Your Setback Into a Comebackbook
Tim Hubbard co-authored the Amazon Best Selling book 'Resilience, Turning Your Setback Into a Comeback', available by emailing resilience@restmethods.com for a free copy.
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